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Dr. Hiroshi Shimizu
Baltimore Sun reporterDr. Hiroshi Shimizu, an otolaryngologist and audiologist who had been director of the Johns Hopkins Hospital Hearing and Speech Center, died Sept. 15 of myeloproliferative disorder, a blood disorder, at Stella Maris Hospice in Timonium. The longtime...Tags: Electronics, Medical Procedures and Tests, Science, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Physiology
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Business People - Aug. 7
WVUH-East Ear Nose & Throat MARTINSBURG, W.Va. — Dr. Majid Shafiei, otolaryngologist, recently joined Dr. Sohrab Shahab and WVUH-East Ear Nose & Throat in the McCormack Center, Suite 3200, on the City Hospital campus. Shafiei specializes in the...Tags: Litigation, Plastic Surgeons, Allegheny Energy Inc., Health, Medical Services
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Aberdeen: Doctors join forces with medical group
Dr. Robert Cihak and Dr. Mathew Weekly of Central Dakota Ear, Nose & Throat, Head & Neck Surgery in Aberdeen have joined Avera Medical Group. Their medical practice is now called Avera Medical Group Ear, Nose and Throat Aberdeen. It is at Physicians...Tags: Medical Specialization, Surgery, Health, Health and Medical Professionals, Omaha
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Do claims for tinnitus supplements ring true?
Special to the Los Angeles TimesFor millions of people, the quietest room is never quiet enough. Even when surrounded by silence, they can hear a ringing or buzzing in their ears that drives them to distraction. The sound is called tinnitus, and sufferers — often people with...Tags: Surgery, Science, University of California, Irvine, Television, Health and Safety at School
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How Loud is Too Loud for Toys?
McClatchy/Tribune NewsAre children's toys getting louder? Parents who stroll through any large chain store might swear it's true: Computer games, designed for ever-younger kids, emit an assortment of beeps, blips, peals and shrieks. Try to find a tractor or a bulldozer that...Tags: Medical Procedures and Tests, Children, Mattel Inc., American Academy of Pediatrics, Health and Safety at Work
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Florida Hospital hires new director of ear, nose and throat program
Vital Signs Health Blog - Orlando SentinelDr. Joshua A. Gottschall, a board-certified, fellowship-trained pediatric otolaryngologist, recently joined the Walt Disney Pavilion at Florida Hospital for Chidlren, where he will serve as the medical director of the pediatric ear, nose and throat ... -
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Famous physicians
Special to the Los Angeles TimesHere's a sampling of top celebrity doctors — whether authors, journalists, TV show hosts or all of the above — who are influencing what we eat, how we live and whom we love. DR. MEHMET OZ Claim to fame: Oz's good looks, plain talk and...Tags: California, Indiana University, Today (tv program), 20 (tv program), Weight Loss
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Brain Surgery Performed Via Eyelid
The Baltimore SunWhen Liane Lefever complained to her doctor about a persistent ear ache, an examination found a much more serious problem: a brain tumor. For many Americans, that diagnosis could have led to invasive surgery — including slicing open her skull &#...Tags: Medical Procedures and Tests, Surgery, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Plastic Surgeons, Colleges and Universities
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Convertibles may be hazardous to your hearing
Up to SpeedLove to drive with the top down and hear the wind whipping past you? Well, you may not be putting your ears at risk, according to a study presented today at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head...... -
Cruising with the top down? Cover your ears
Booster ShotsRiding in a convertible with the windows down appears to expose people to noise levels that, over time, can damage hearing, according to a study presented today at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery...... -
Driving With the Top Down Can Damage Your Ears
KickingTiresFile this story under ???it doesn???t take an otolaryngologist (ear, nose and throat doctor) to figure this one out.??? Driving in a convertible with the top down could damage your eardrums and degrade your hearing over time, according to a......Tags: Sports, Neck, Football, Head
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